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Didn’t realise many of you were wondering what happened. The car is fairly new to me and as I was mucking around with the car I turned on some form of a kill switch...the end.

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8 hours ago, Ben C34 said:

Ahh. But is it the end?

Do you turn a kill switch on or off for it to work? Think about that and tell me your brain didn't explode.

 

And thanks for the update. I hadn't slept.

Hahaha

5 hours ago, 89CAL said:

Kill switch? Are people putting these in cars now?

Apparently. I was confused as to why it just shit itself but then remembered I mucked around with a switch that I found

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